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PSP: Huntingdon County woman had half a pound of meth, now troopers are looking for her

By Bill Shannon,

3 hours ago

HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — State police pulled a woman over earlier this month and later discovered a large amount of methamphetamine, now they’re trying to find where she is.

Troopers report that they pulled over Brandy Moyer, 47, of Mapleton Depot, around 1 a.m. on Oct. 6. Charges show she was traveling at a high rate of speed on Callowhill Street in Union Township.

Moyer was released and a search warrant was executed the next day on her 2012 Ford Fusion. Troopers report that half a pound of meth (227 grams) was found in the vehicle. She is now wanted by state police for possession with intent to deliver and related charges.

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Anyone with information on Boyer’s whereabouts is asked to call Pennsylvania State Police out of Huntingdon at 814-627-3161 or Crimestoppers at 800-472-8477.

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Tonya Upsher

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there is some that's not good bad most are great the ones that's not good let go and let God deal with them now say amen

Tonya Upsher

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the police is here to help us so let them

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